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BULLETIN
Vol. 30 ? No. 7
HOLY CROSS HIGH SCHOOL, NEW ORLEANS, LA.
High School Graduation For 124
Guerin Brothers End Impressive H. C. Careers
by Carroll Campbell
The Guerin brothers, Roland and Russell, can boast of very outstanding careers since they first came to Tigerville in 1946.
As Freshmen, the Guerins began early to make themselves known. In their first year at Holy Cross they were regular members of the Honor Roll and Roland walked off with the Gold Medal award for highest scholarship grades of the first year class. Roland repeated in the Sophomore Year. Russell hoisted gold medal honors from Roland in the Junior year.
Bookworms are not appropriate names for the famous duo. Roth brothers are active in sports. Both were members of the State Wrestling Championship team. Roland won the 145 lb. division. Russell ran cross-country in his freshman year on the Track Team while Roland is a sprinter and broad jumper on this year?s State Track Championship aggregation.
Both boys are members of the honor society?the Bookman, Roland being the president. Debating and Glee Club are other co-curriculars enthusiastically engaged in. Roland is Editor of the BULLETIN, Russell a feature writer. Russell is president of the Sodality, and Treasurer of the C.S.M.C.
Fruitful careers end as Roland pronounces the valedictory on graduation night and Russell fulfills the duty of the Salutatorian.
Concluding our comments on the scholastic leaders of the 1949-50 Graduating Class, we quote from the New Orleans States feature story on the Guerin brother combination:
?This year is probably the first year in New Orleans high school history that two brothers have attained the highest scholastic record in the same graduating class." (New Orleans States, May 19, 1950)
Roland Guerin
Tlpery Photo Russell Guerin
SENIORS HEAD LIST OF SCHOLASTIC LEADERS
by Edwin Wagner
The Guerin duo posted the highest scholastic averages of all Crossmen for the first five grading periods of the 1949-50 school year. Senior Eugene Daigle and Sophomore Raymond Schmitt placed third and fourth. Daigle?s average 95.8, Schmitt?s 95.4.
Setting the pace for the Juniors t-----------
is Thomai Lorio with an average : Malcom Harper, who is almost
Final Ex Auditori
One hundred and Holy Cross in the si ment exercises to Auditorium at 8 P.
The Most Revei bishop of New Or and will confer th ment awards. Th( livered by Mr. Ve School.
Roland J. Guerin wi
dictorian, and Russel will deliver the salutatc The Gu?rin brothers, Mary of the Angels p the highest four-yeai
of 95.1. Closely following in the second and third places are An-. iTonio Rios wTtfr a l/5~amT Norb?rTT
?neck and neck? with Thompson, with a 94 3, f ? I Car-pell Vincent Greco, 91.8, and Gerald
Dunn with a 94.7. Other Junior Goetz, 91.2 also came in the home-
classmen deserving honorable mention are Edwin Reggio, 94.2, Joseph Deckert, 93.7, Gerald May,
93.3,	Ray Buras and Roy Staub tied with a 92.4 and Otto Stierle has a 91.7.
In the Sophomore class, Ray Schmitt is in first place with a
95.4.	Filling in second place is John Thompson, who has an average of 94.5. In third place is
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Sunday, June 4? Baccalaureate Exercises.
Thursday, June 8?Graduation Ceremonies.
stretch to claim scholastic honors.
Charles Cerise cinches the freshmen honors with a fine average of 94.2. Paul Ebert c >pped second place with a 93.6 and Ronald Rodasti emrrged thiid with an admirable average of 92.8. Other outstanding freshmen are Claude Fleurichamp, 92.1, Peter Lestelle and William Ory with a 92 and Gerard Aldrich with a 91.
Recogniti Honor W
Convocation of a May 17, marked th Brother Thedosius, absence of Brother Brother Theodsiu marked by the rec< repeated failures, tried but failed to ? th is yt'ttrS j'aiitrriy^i
National Awar
The Paladin Medal b< the Catholic Student Crusade was bestowed Guerin who has distingr self through activties ir the Crusade and Sodali George Rhode was g tional High School Spei by the Masque and ciety, the national hi recognition society for I
To Preside At Ceremonies
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